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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 3, 26 April 1939, Page 8

... a 1»,i.»., .m./- ——a—— ** . UNLIMITED WATER pgC| -■ FOR THE FARM §Mpl '1i WITH A.WALLACE PRESSURE PLANT ■ipj , m 'M Don't put up with an insufficient wafer supply any fonger. A Wallace Automatic Pressure Plant I | jft; ll .||\i . ~ will supply all the water you want for domestic and farm purposes, just like a city supply. | |]h I || s Be certain of plenty of fresh water for your herd. Tests have definitely proved that the milk :\| Jor II 'I yield is greater and the grading higher where cows have ready access to ample fresh water. rrV H ilr I The Wallace Plant is 100% Automatic, being controlled by means of a pressure switch, which ■ Jtlt ? _ \>,»J operates the pump and provides a constant supply of water UNDER PRESSURE. F' Jr tjjf' Illustrated at right is the Wallace Automatic Pressure Plant with Deep Well gearing. This gearing is strongly constructed with cast iron and angle iron frames, efficient stuffing-box head and machine-cut gears. Counter balance weights reduce load on motor. This model is for a" copy °of''our Free manufactured as a combination unit, complete with chain drive for direct drive to motor-— Illustrated Catalogue flying full particulars, witn or with pulleys suitable for belt drive. Pressure Plants can be supplied complete with pumps hints on Installation and or for use with existing pumps. Maintenance. »•.... "j D. McL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. G | Newmarket, AUCKLAND. ' P i Dear Sirs, —Please forward me details and- r I : Free Catalogue on Wallace Pumps and: Auto- 5 \ I matic Pressure Pumping: Plants. | i NAME .« I D. McL. WALLACE, LTD. j «>dhess § Phone 97, Whakatane I 5 iHtWHUIIIMIIUIMIMMMMHHHHIHIIMtHHHIIHIIItIHHHHIIItOHMW?

New Zealand's contribution to the total British import of frozen and ; chilled pork has grown |rom 278,047 •; cwt. in 1933 to 592,648 cwt. (56 per ! centum) in 1937. 1